2017 Map of Coburg
USGS Topo · Published 2017About this map
The city of Coburg serves as the focal point of this 2017 study, situated at the base of the Coburg Hills where the valley floor meets the rising terrain. The map documents a landscape defined by complex water systems, including the Willamette River and various sloughs and creeks such as Mill Slough, Spring Cr, and Cartwright Slough. Evidence of local aviation is present at Greer Airport and West Point Airport, while the West Point Cem offers a grounded connection for genealogists researching the area's early residents. Prominent landforms like Centennial Butte, W Point Hill, and Lenon Hill rise above the surrounding agricultural fields and the Linn and Lane county line, marking the transition from the flatlands to the eastern highlands.
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